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Sign for segregated entrances in Georgia (Photo date: circa 1940)
Photo Courtesy of the Georgia Archives |
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Ku Klux Klan Rally (Photo date: unknown)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Sign denouncing the Ku Klux Klan in Georgia (Photo date: 1946)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Eugene Talmadge, elected as Governor of Georgia in 1932, 1934, 1940 and again in 1946 (Photo date: 1943)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Members of the Hungry Club, taken at the Butler Street YMCA (Photo date: 1945)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Ellis Arnall, Governor of Georgia from 1942 -1947 (Photo date: 1947)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Grady School for Nursing in Atlanta (Photo date: 1952)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, the sixth president of Morehouse College, nationally noted educator, and mentor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Photo date: unknown)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Capitol Homes, an African American housing project (Photo date: 1952)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Capitol Homes, an African American housing project (Photo date: 1952)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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First female school-traffic officers (Photo date: 1950)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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William Hartsfield, Mayor of Atlanta from1942 - 1961 (Photo date: 1952)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Murphy High School (Photo date: 1961)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Homes in the “shotgun” style, located near Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth home (Photo date: current)
Photo Courtesy of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
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Murphy High School (Photo date: 1961)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Martin Luther King, Sr. and Jr. were ministers (Photo date: current)
Photo Courtesy of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site |
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Julian Bond, student activist, member of the Georgia General Assembly for 20 years, and Chairman of the NAACP (Photo date: 1966)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center
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Summerhill Riot (Photo date: 1966)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Summerhill Riot (Photo date: 1966)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Summerhill Riot (Photo date: 1966)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Julian Bond on the steps of the U. S. Capitol (Photo date: 1967)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Ralph McGill, Publisher of the Atlanta Constitution (Photo date: unknown)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Jim Cherry, superintendent of DeKalb County School System for 25 years, including the period of initial integration (Photo date: unknown)
Photo Courtesy of the Atlanta History Center |
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Altar at Ebenezer Baptist Church (Photo date: current)
Photo Courtesy of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site |
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Homes in the “shotgun” style, located near Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth home (Photo date: current)
Photo Courtesy of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site |
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